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What is an afterbeat?
An afterbeat is a musical term for the weaker half of a single rhythmical beat.
What is the term for a musical term that vibrates?
vibrato of someones voice
What is a musical or mathematical term?
Scale
What is musical term of the opposite of presto?
Largo
What does the musical term allargando mean?
longated
What is the proper musical term for increasing the tempo?
The proper musical term for increasing the tempo is "accelerando."
What is the proper musical term for increasing tempo?
Accelerando
What is a beat level?
A beat level is another term for the musical beat or meter of a piece.
What is the musical term that emphasis on notes that do no fall on beat?
The term you want is 'syncopation'.
What term refers to the pattern pf a musical beat?
The pattern of a musical beat is commonly called the rhythm of the music.
What country does the word crescendo come from?
A musical term from the Italian Crescendo meaning increasing. From Latin Crescere also meaning to increase. Adopted as a musical term about 1770
What is an afterbeat?
An afterbeat is a musical term for the weaker half of a single rhythmical beat.
What is the term to describe a car increasing in speed?
Acceleration is the term used to describe a car increasing in speed. It refers to the rate of change of velocity with respect to time.
When you are singing what is the musical term for starting off beat and it starts with an s?
You are probably thinking of "syncopation".
the answer is that its just increasing by one ok plz rate this to?
well the answer is 11 more times added its increased by 1 ya and rate this to
What does Increasing Term Life Insurance mean?
With increasing term life insurance the value of the policy increases over time to make up for inflation. The premiums increase as well, both increasing at an agreed upon rate.
What does the term "beat" mean in the context of music?
In music, the term "beat" refers to the basic unit of time in a piece of music. It is the steady pulse that helps to organize the rhythm and tempo of a musical composition.
